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D. Coins
Asked on Apr 20, 2021
Ah yes, our astute observer, you are right, these are coins. The one ounce eagle is worth whatever silver is trading at., around $25. The older dollars from 1930s and earlier are worth $20. Dimes and higher from 1964 and earlier: multiply by 18; for example, a 1957 dime is worth $1.80. The newer copper nickel stuff is face value--spendable, Enjoy!
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